HILL: HELP'S ON WAY FOR WTC FAMILIES
By WILLIAM J. GORTA and KIRSTEN DANIS

December 11, 2001 -- The families of World Trade Center victims will each be assigned a "family advocate" to help them get relief services, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said yesterday.

The relief agencies will form a coordinating group to streamline the process, said Clinton The assignment of caseworkers will be financed through private, charitable funding, Clinton said.

Meanwhile, the city is opening a Family Assistance Office at the Human Resources Administration tomorrow to help victims who may have fallen through the cracks.

The office will be located at HRA headquarters at 180 Water St. between Pearl and John streets. The number is (212) 331-5974.